This content is golden, I would have said it is totally undervalued or underappreciated, but I think it's more so a hidden gem than anything. I really needed these videos as they are up to date compared to the mainstream tutorials I've come across. More than that, what's most impressive is that you present valuable background material, covering not just how to do things, but why to do them that way. Sometimes I feel very uneasy just blindly following tutorials because for one, I don't know who that person is to be trusting the way they may just be doing things - but I feel confident in taking what you say at face value. Could you PLEASE cover data persistence, or at least suggest what the standard options are in plugin development?
What do you mean? Run a local test server as I show in Ep2, there you install the plugin. The terminal is the server console which prints logging messages and can run commands.
@@jonathonwandy Oh sorry, I just assumed that people would be familiar with this. I found a video for you explaining how to do that, should be quite simple: th-cam.com/video/pvVWzQyqy_s/w-d-xo.html
You can try cow.setGravity(false); cow.setVelocity(new Vector(Math.random(), 1, Math.random())); The first disables gravity (careful with that), and the second should randomly disperse the cow up and to random x-z directions. You can run a delayed task to enable gravity after 1 second so the cows won't fly infinitely.
Nag author(s): '[]' of 'Practice v1.0.0' about their usage of System.out/err.print. Please use your plugin's logger instead (JavaPlugin#getLogger). How do we solve this problem?
This series will explode eventually. Your great. Thanks.
This content is golden, I would have said it is totally undervalued or underappreciated, but I think it's more so a hidden gem than anything. I really needed these videos as they are up to date compared to the mainstream tutorials I've come across. More than that, what's most impressive is that you present valuable background material, covering not just how to do things, but why to do them that way. Sometimes I feel very uneasy just blindly following tutorials because for one, I don't know who that person is to be trusting the way they may just be doing things - but I feel confident in taking what you say at face value.
Could you PLEASE cover data persistence, or at least suggest what the standard options are in plugin development?
Thank you so much!
Sure, I covered data persistence here: th-cam.com/video/sQmNWUwK4DA/w-d-xo.html
6:45 I watched your previous video and copied your settings, but the popup thingy is still not showing for me?
please to low the size of webcam video, its above the content
I like your tutorial videos❤.Why not come to Bilibili?Maybe audiences there will enjoy your videos too!🎉
How do I connect to my server?(or what does that terminal do?)
What do you mean? Run a local test server as I show in Ep2, there you install the plugin. The terminal is the server console which prints logging messages and can run commands.
You didn't show how to join it though@@kangarko
@@jonathonwandy Oh sorry, I just assumed that people would be familiar with this. I found a video for you explaining how to do that, should be quite simple: th-cam.com/video/pvVWzQyqy_s/w-d-xo.html
Can I get your theme ur using on the IntelliJ IDEA please
I am using IntelliJ EAP, where you can enable the new design here: i.imgur.com/jlTVeN1.png
Nice
I love you so much, your content is underrated
what if I want to make cows fly? Is there a way to do it?
You can try
cow.setGravity(false);
cow.setVelocity(new Vector(Math.random(), 1, Math.random()));
The first disables gravity (careful with that), and the second should randomly disperse the cow up and to random x-z directions. You can run a delayed task to enable gravity after 1 second so the cows won't fly infinitely.
10/10
Nag author(s): '[]' of 'Practice v1.0.0' about their usage of System.out/err.print. Please use your plugin's logger instead (JavaPlugin#getLogger). How do we solve this problem?
By applying the advice in that message
minecraft program can't find org.bukkit
Check previous episodes to ensure you're following the Spigot API importing procedure, check your pom.xml